Thinking About Germany One Way of Solving the German Problem
William Ebenstein argues in The German Record for a moratorium on German material for two years to let the world move on. He suggests focusing on victims like Czechs Poles French Greeks and rebuilding their industries for independent existence to reduce Germany as a global menace. The notion implies shifting UN attention from Germany to the other nations and tasks at hand.
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Unwelcome Guests as London Prepares for 1948 Olympic Games
A clipped report notes postwar Britain faces housing and food shortages as the 1948 Olympic visit looms. Delegates at United Nations sessions highlight scarce lodging, while common Britons wonder who invited the international guests to occupy dwindling resources.
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Along Broadway By Dan Walker
Hollywood rumors tie Ed Pauley backed Will Rogers in California Senate primary. Labor leader Mike Flynn pushes a radio franchise tax. Dave Niles to announce political plans. Hannegan could be replaced by Paul Porter as DNC chair. Major movie radio names lobby Washington for fifth network. UNRRA moves hundred million to China. Meantime a probe targets surplus property losses in Bellemeade Depot. Reds push 50 000 cinemas. CCP propagandists debated. Civil Liberties Union probes Brown case concerning espionage. Bridges gains reelection bid. maritime union expansion eyed. Britain’s clothing rationing hits May to September. Cuba gains radio frequencies. police to clear channels. April deliveries to Cuban police. Air shuttle ports to seaplane bases. Lou Gebrig’s All-African players plan August season. Belmont declines expansion. new land venture near Tarentum. Lore ntz secret mission notes surface from 1943. Walter Karner to separate at Fort Dix amid radio work. Kadison back in pie. USO unit to Japan includes Darnell Hayward Stern Barker troupe. Lois Andrews returns. Bertha Beainard now Mrs Kurt Peterson. Johnson may rival Atta. Vince party table postponement. Gilda preview sparks uproar over possible double marriage. Pa Boyingle and bride duet at Place Eleita.
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Churchill's Wartime Immunity Meets Postwar China
Washington columnist Marquis Childs analyzes Churchill's Missouri address. He notes strong anti Russian bias, echoes of 1919 anti Bolshevik rhetoric, and warns that victory rhetoric without economic health risks feeding discontent in colonies. He argues for US UK defense ties conditional on living standards and prudent policy at home.
Alarm clocks in surplus stores spark Washington talk
In a Washington hearing, Sen Ferguson questions War Assets Corp on alarm clocks and other surplus goods. Lt Gen Gregory says 7,723 clocks remain. The exchange mocks government waste amid debates on keeping wartime stocks and a broader shift in world politics.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round: Truman eyes Marshall swap fumes
The Washington column reports Truman plans to replace Secretary of State Byrnes with General George Marshall, stirring Latin American diplomats who oppose permanent U.S. bases. It notes Marshall's wartime directives on sovereignty, and mentions other policy debates, including atomic science travel bans and Navy awards scrutiny.
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On the Record Dorothy Thompson Assesses Soviet Policy
Dorothy Thompson argues in a Senate speech that Soviet aims since 1918 seek world domination under the Red Star. She traces wartime shifts, Yalta, and Potsdam, asserting Comintern plans to seize Eastern Europe, influence the Far East, and destabilize Western powers, urging scrutiny of Allied concessions.
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Health notes on appendicitis and nasal discharges in patients
The article discusses two forms of appendicitis severe with pus and mild without pus and links nasal discharges to sinusitis or rhinitis. It cites Dr F L Weille on symptoms of nasal discharge, allergy origins, and notes older patients may show a malignant growth risk. Children with unilateral discharge may indicate a foreign body in the nose.
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New Japanese constitution outlines disarmament and self defense renunciation
Louis E. Keemle notes the document drafted under Gen. Douglas MacArthur revamps Japan’s political system. The preamble pledges reliance on world peace, abolishes feudal structures, creates a U S style bill of rights, ends Shinto state religion, and positions Hirohito as a unifying symbol while planning a popular ratification.
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